Math, asked by bkundan34, 7 months ago

If a + 2√3 then find a -

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Answered by Nidhifogla

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I think your question is wrong!!!

The correct question will be -

If a = 2√3, then find a!

Answered by shatakshigairola941

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If a=2+√3, then find the value of a a− 1/a

=2√3

Hence, this is the answer.

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